Raul Rehnquist

Just another Pep wannabe, without the wit, humor or personally. You're dimissed.

Griffin Ceawlin wrote: @Raul: Linking to her profile on your dead forum that even she hasn't visited since 2011 will resuscitate it, yep. :smileyindifferent: It wasn't meant to resuscitate anything. Just happy birthday wishes to Kylie. For a smart guy, you don't read so well.

Happy birthday Kylie Jaxxon ! Best wishes on your birthday and many more.:matte-motes-big-grin:

ChaoticFire86 wrote: another issue ive seen is the basic apps not working like photo, maps, calendar, etc and the srvice that replaced media player also has issues plus the fact that windows 10 doesnt support 2000 series to 3999 series laptop graphics anything in between which sucks for us who have laptops i had to use the fix for firestorm just to be able to use sl again because of the graphics not supported message Yup, you're absolutely correct about thoses issues. I've seen many problems posted online about them. I'm sure there will be more with lesser used programs too. You find out as you try to use them. I've been trying to correct them on my laptop as i find them. Some of them so far are not fixable though. I really want to give Win 10 a fair shake and make it work, but it looks like i'm going to have to roll back to Win 7.

Phoebe Avro wrote: I tested Windows 10 as an insider, I would advise any laptop owner NOT to install it unless the maker of your laptop has drivers for it! I am still using windows 7 Pro on my PC since it works and Windows 10 dose not offer me anything better at this time. I think your assessment is totally on point. My problem like Supersatan3 had mentioned is all driver related and it's mostly a problem with some laptops. I haven't upgraded my desktop PC yet. But from what I see none of the problems i'm having would effect a desktop PC. There are few programs missing in Win 10, but a quick download of 2012 essentials recovered thoses.

I recently had to do a clean install of Windows 7 after automatic upgrade made the OS on my laptop useless. To make a long story short, I had to buy another copy of Win 7. It came with the free upgrade to Windows 10. I didn't want to install Win 10 but it automatically did it for me. Besides the security issues that can be manually shut down, which i did. It has a load of tracking information and get this keyloggers which can download all kinds of passwords and info. The two biggest problems besides security for me are , 1. it disconnects my wifi card indiscriminately knocking me off SL which is a PITA., 2. it disabled my touch pad mouse on my laptop. Being a new operating system there aren't a lot of fixes for this out there yet. I've tried all the fixes Microsoft recommends to no avail. I'm not the only one having these problems they are well documented if you look online. I thought i'd pass this info along for anyone wanting to upgrade to Windows 10. BEWARE ! I'd wait a while until they can correct these issues before downloading it to your computers.

Belinda Cifuentes wrote: I had the same problem in early 2015. A creator suggested the same thing as noted above and for a time it worked. But Windows likes to automatically update things (which is good for a security standpoint) and I presumably have had an automatic update for Flash because the damned SL TVs no longer work. Is there a feasible workaround to have the necessary version of Flash on one's computer remain there, select it to load before logging on to SL? Or is this just a lost cause to the point that no one should bother buying any creator's products anymore if thinking they can view videos in-world? I haven't had that happen to me yet. But the original Flash for Firefox exe. file is still in my windows downloads folder. Check there and try and run that exe file again and see if it clears the problem up. If thats not it, I would also check to make sure the SLplugin.exe is running in process tab of task manager and hasn't been quarantined by antivirus or firewall.

I've had people ask me is there a Firefox for Mac. Yes there is a Mac version and a Linux version of Firefox. You just need to download them and Adobe Flash for Firefox. You don't ever have to use Firefox or have it be your default browser. You can keep using whatever browser you like to use. But it does have to be on your machine for most Flash sites to play right. I use IE 11 downloaded Adobe Flash for the IE browser and found it didn't work on all Flash based video. The only one so far that worked on all sites was Flash for Firefox . Most Youtube video is flash based, most of the Media on a prim TV sets in SL are Flash based or Flash is used in the shell program to view video.

Just recently I had to format and reload Windows to my computer. Which means I had to reload the new Firestorm viewer. I had a problem viewing media on a prim and Youtube video. The fix was I had to download the Firefox web browser, then download Adobe Flash for Firefox. It has to be Adobe Flash for Firefox its the only one that works right. Run Adobe Flash from your downloads in Windows after you download it. This may happen if you do a clean upgrade to a newer version of Firestorm or any other SL viewer. Firefox download : https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/new/ Adobe Flash for Firefox : https://helpx.adobe.com/flash-player.html

It sounds like its a problem with flash to me, the type that is used inside SL and other browsers. But you could drop a notecard to Natashya Babii in SL. I think that's the person that sells the NHC brand. I'm not sure if she is the creator of that product, but she should be able to help you with it. Or at least put you in contact with the person that created the product.

Quick question. Are you using parcel Media or MOAP ? I found just about everything will stream on MOAP but getting parcel media to work right is a bit tricky.

Mitch Robbins: O.K., if you want to watch one show but record another show at the same time, the television set does not have to be on channel 3. Phil Berquist: Yeah it does. Mitch Robbins: No it doesn't. Phil Berquist: It does. Mitch Robbins: No, if you're watching what you're recording, then it has to be on 3. Phil Berquist: What... the TV or... or the machine? Mitch Robbins: The TV. Phil Berquist: You're saying I can record something I'm not even watching? Mitch Robbins: Yes, that's the point. You don't even need a TV to record. Phil Berquist: How would I see it? Mitch Robbins: Well to see it you need a TV. Ed Furillo: Shut up! Just shut up! He doesn't get it! He'll never get it! It's been 4 hours! The cows can tape something by now! Forget about it please!

He wants Michonne dead. Seemed like that was who he was aiming at.

Aedonix wrote: I know with things like Gmail etc there is a page where you can view a list of the IP addresses you have logged in to your account from. I was wondering if csomething similar existed in Second life The only thing I can think of would be to check your TP history in the menu of the viewer. You should be able to find it under the world tab on the top of the viewer. Chances are if you logged in there, you probably TPed there at some point. Or you TPed out of there to another location.

I guess I could be considered an old timer also. " Waves at Peggy "